Facial Volumizing & Contouring in Mascot, Sydney
Bring back what time softened.
Facial Volumizing & Contouring
The use of prescription-only medicine help restores lost volume and refines contour — lifting cheeks, softening hollows, and balancing proportion, so your face reads as a fuller, well-rested version of itself.
30–45 min
In the chair
Immediate
Visible result
9–18 months
Typical duration
Price At Consultation
How it works
As we age, the fat pads and bone beneath our skin gradually lose volume, and skin that once sat over structure begins to settle closer to itself — creating hollows, flatter cheeks, and overall loss of volume and structure.
So, with the use of prescription-only medicine helps to rebuild that lost structure, restoring lift and definition exactly where your face calls for it. Because it's a substance your body already produces naturally, it integrates smoothly and breaks down gradually over time.
Who it's for
It suits anyone noticing flatter cheeks, a softened jawline, hollow temples, or shadowing under the eyes from volume loss rather than tiredness. It's equally suited to those chasing more definition as a goal in itself — a stronger jawline, fuller lips, more contoured cheekbones.
Not suitable if you have an active skin infection in the area, certain autoimmune conditions, or a known allergy to hyaluronic acid — we'll cover this fully at your consultation.
From consultation
to result.
A considered approach from your first consultation through to your final result — every stage designed around your face, not a template.
Consultation
We look at your face as a whole — bone structure, remaining volume, and proportion — and talk through the balance you're after before a plan is mapped.
Consultation
We look at your face as a whole — bone structure, remaining volume, and proportion — and talk through the balance you're after before a plan is mapped.
Treatment day
Skin is cleansed and a prescription-only medicine is carefully placed with a fine needle or a blunt-tipped cannula, chosen based on the area and the depth required.
Treatment day
Skin is cleansed and a prescription-only medicine is carefully placed with a fine needle or a blunt-tipped cannula, chosen based on the area and the depth required.
The first 48 hours
Some swelling, firmness or bruising is normal, especially in the lips. Short bursts of ice can help; skip heavy exercise, alcohol and facial massage for a day or two.
The first 48 hours
Some swelling, firmness or bruising is normal, especially in the lips. Short bursts of ice can help; skip heavy exercise, alcohol and facial massage for a day or two.
Settling in
Swelling eases over the following week as the medication integrates with your tissue, softening into a more natural shape over roughly two to four weeks duration.
Settling in
Swelling eases over the following week as the medication integrates with your tissue, softening into a more natural shape over roughly two to four weeks duration.
Review & maintenance
We check your results at the two-week mark. Most areas are topped up every 9–18 months, though the lips and areas with more movement may need it sooner.
Review & maintenance
We check your results at the two-week mark. Most areas are topped up every 9–18 months, though the lips and areas with more movement may need it sooner.
On you.
The same filler settles differently from one face to the next — not chance, but because these four things shape how it looks on you specifically.
Bone structure
Your underlying bone structure decides how much volume is actually needed to bring your features back into balance — more isn't always better.
Skin elasticity
Skin with good elasticity drapes smoothly over new volume; more mature or thinner skin may need a more conservative, staged approach.
Movement & metabolism
Areas that move constantly, like the lips, break the filler down faster than quieter areas like the cheeks or chin.
Treatment history
Existing filler changes how new product settles, which is why a full history of what you've had, where, and when matters at consultation.
If something feels new, don't panic.
Filler asks your tissue to settle around something new, so a few odd sensations in the first days are completely expected. Here's the difference between “that's just it settling in” and “I should call the clinic.”
Nothing to worry about
- Noticeable swelling and firmness right after treatment, especially in the lips — this settles over several days.
- Mild bruising at the injection points, which fades like any other bruise.
- A little asymmetry in the first few days while swelling varies slightly side to side.
- A feeling of fullness or tightness in the treated area.
- Small lumps you can feel but not see, which smooth out over the following days to weeks as the filler settles.
Get in touch if you notice
- Pain that keeps increasing rather than easing, well beyond what you'd expect from the treatment.
- Skin turning white, dusky, mottled or noticeably darker in or around the treated area.
- Blistering of the skin.
- Any change in vision.
- Increasing redness, warmth or pus at an injection site days after treatment.
This information is general guidance only and doesn't replace a full assessment with your practitioner, who will confirm suitability and a treatment plan tailored to you.
Ready to talk it through?
Every face carries its volume differently — book a consultation and we'll map a plan around how yours does.
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